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    Fairwood

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    Hello All,

    Was just wondering if anyone knows what putter phil mickelson uses at them moment. Ive searched the internet and all i can find is a Oddssey PM prototype which unfortunately is not for sale. Is this true and if it is does anyone know where i can buy one. Also where can i buy a blade putter from.

    Much appreciated

    Fairwood
     
    That's what it is, but you can't buy it yet. Cleveland makes one with the classic look for $80 at www.tgw.com ...

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    No, but it's very similar. I believe his old blade putter was a Scotty Cameron that was almost identical to the Cleveland above. The Oddessy PM (PM for Phil Mickelson), is made by Oddessy, which is a brand owned by Callaway.
     
    Yes, they make a very nice product as well. It's all based on your personal feel, so go with what you're most comfortable with.
     
    Sorry to go on abit but i dont want to make a mistake buying a putter. Lol...do you know by any chance would 8620 Carbon Steel be a better, softer metal than a mild 303 stainless steel. I really dont have a clue about the different materials and what each one does exactly. Any help will be greatly appreciated :)
     
    Fairwood said:
    Sorry to go on abit but i dont want to make a mistake buying a putter. Lol...do you know by any chance would 8620 Carbon Steel be a better, softer metal than a mild 303 stainless steel. I really dont have a clue about the different materials and what each one does exactly. Any help will be greatly appreciated :)
    Go demo. Putters especially are a very personal thing. We can't answer what is right for you.
     

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